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Does Speed Really Kill, or Can It Drive Growth?

Chris Williams Season 4 Episode 9

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Does Speed Kill, or Does It Scale?

Welcome to another episode of The Morning Dig Podcast! 

In this ninth episode of Season 4, we’re unpacking the idea of “speed kills”—not in a destructive sense, but in how it can either drive growth or hinder progress, depending on how it’s managed.

Inspired by real-life mentoring experiences and the insights of Dan Martell’s 10-80-10 method, this episode explores how effective delegation and trust in your team can transform your work.

The 10-80-10 method is simple but powerful: You guide the first 10%, let your team handle the next 80%, and then return for the final 10% to add your unique touch. This strategy increases efficiency and ensures that the quality and vision stay intact.

We’ll also draw a fascinating parallel to the world of art. Have you ever heard of Thomas Kinkade? Known for his scaled-up production of paintings, Kinkade used a process similar to the 10-80-10 method to mass-produce art that still carried his personal touch. 

His approach allowed him to share his work with the world while maintaining his signature style—an inspiring lesson in trusting your team and focusing on what you do best.

This episode is about more than delegation. It’s about recognizing the balance between speed, trust, and quality to achieve scalable success.

If you’re looking for ways to build trust with your team, scale your efforts, and focus on your strengths, this episode is packed with insights.

00:00 Intro
00:09 The Concept of "Speed Kills" and the 10-80-10 Plan

Tune in to The Morning Dig Podcast to learn how the 10-80-10 method could reshape how you lead and grow.

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